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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-24
TExASOUTRAGES
Investigation into Election Tricks-Ircland
on tho Stand. M sd. "

on tho Stand. 25.f9
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 23.-In tbs
Texas election outrages to-day BENZ. a.
Webray,a q white farmer, and presiding
Judge at the Gfaball polling place testified
ths. there was no intimidation at the polls,
but that about II o'clock P. NJ, the ballot
box was raided by masked men while the
vote was being counted. Az far, as the
count had progressed Judge Kirk was II
votes ahead Of his Republican competitor.
He attempted to prevent the capturing OF
the ballot box, but pistols wore placed
ssainst his face, and ho gave the box up.
Ex-Governor John Ireland, OF Texas,
tho next witness, testified that there was
large negro element in Washington
county, and since the passage Of the re-
construction laws there had beep more or
less disturbance in tho county. The coun-
tyrevenues had been wasted and stolen
until the last two or threa yeara. The
meshoda resorted;to by. thoRa in authority
witness said finally became 80 revolving to
the better portion Of the Republican party
TINT peoples party was formed. He
knew through the newspapers and current
Itumor Of the rading Of QUE or two ballot
boxes, the killing OF Bolton and the
!!ynching oi the negroes, but knew moth
iine personally OF specific local acts Of vio-
le1ce. Witness declared the charge in the
memorial to the Senate, that he, as the
Chief Executive, had roiused to protect
the memorialists, was untrue. He had
never been asked or requested to protect
them. The negroes Of Texas, he said,
Terc Of docile, confiding nature, and
perfectly quiet when left to themselves.
ihey were easily excited, however, when
hasangued by those whom they looked
upon as their leaders. It was uu-
sale ior negro in the negro districts
DoIpenly espouss or vote the Democratic
ucket. The negroes were not interfered
with by Democrats, and were allowed to
vote 40 they pleased and do as they
pleased, 80 long as they let society alone.
las purpose Of the white leaders OF the
negroes was generally to create political
.o4oTlng, and to play the roll Of political
martyrs 30 as to procure Office or recogni-
non. They told the negroes that Cleve-
AMOS administration was responsible tor
ae EARTHQUAKE, the drouth and the fact
'aS: cotton brought teeven cents per pound.
e witness WAS cross examined by Senator
spoones, and said that he spoke in gen.
"a! way about the negroea Of Texas, and
mat ho had not been Z In Washington
county but twenty-lour hours in the last
sl yeaso. He only knew of the county
ssvelues being wasted 40 a matter ol
asStonety, and could not instance one de,
as1!lon ssSN during the twenty years Of Re
igSaoncan control. He did not mean to say
ma! the county revenues we're wasted
sscA year Of Republican control. Wit.
Isss sS admitted to Senator Spooner that hit
IIo'masicn about the political methods
Ss!ae Republicans Of Washington county
"a very general. No citizen Of Texas
S,et s's. called witness to notice the outrages
Cpoa the ballot. f56,aSI, -fi
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Qhp Qetelliiq&t1teej1I::.
oaIce, Nos. 10 md a7 Fourteenth Street.
MAYOR nEwlrris not courtiug tho pres.
,,ap!Ila nomination Of tho Labor party,
IN, he ls talking some very solid sense. \

Ir tho exposure made by the IsTRLL1.
orscgu had been acted on, tho State would
b.y. been saved nearly four years OF the
Iisrscc Of the lnsane Asylum misman.
s,s,nent. But then 1t was declared to be
,Ss assault Of n malicious partisan news.
n.npr. Timo has established the fact and
rind;cntcd tho motive. rr
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II want to speak to you, aad II you
don't apeak before count Eve will shoot
Drnce I'm.

Z, You arc feeling depressed, your appe-
ute is poor, you. arc bothered with head
ache, you are $fdyetty, nervous and gem
orally out OF sorts, snd want to brace up,
BRACE up, but not with ,Btmulants, spring
medicines or bitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want Ia an alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action Of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and giyo renewed health and strength,
Such medicine You will find in Electric
Ritters, and only 80 icents a bottle at
Lozan 4 Co.'s drug otore. .5i. "a
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GOVERNOR HILLS CASE.
His Speech Mt tho brooklyn Ban xuet-whn
QLNHl ~ 81 Editors Say, * -

His Speech Mt tho brooklyn Bnnxuet-whnt
4.&"y Editors, Say. - - /! /!
NEW York, Feb. 2S.-The Time, makes
no comment on Governor Hill's speech
delivered at the dinner given by the
Young Mems Democratic Club in Brook
lyu last night, but says those who were in
clinea to present the action OF the club in
giving dinner to the Governor as q dem
onstration against Cleveland did not gain
much comfort from the utterances Of those
present. 4. II. is4i l4a5ii,.s ~
The World says: "The speech Of Gov.
ernor Hill rings upon the air with q bold
neao, clesrness and penetrating force OF a
bugle call, and will give some people out
side the State new idea Of the ability,
sagacity and Fighting weight OF the New
York Governor. 4 His appeal e for a
moro vigorous and progressive Denoc-
racy will be more gratefully received
in the party because Of the period Of
shilly-shallying with mugwnmps and Of
practical independence OF party obliga.
lions through which the present Adminis.
tration has led it. President Cleveland
can learn from the speech, with its kindly
and even generous illusions to the Ad.
ministration, why 1t Is that Governor Hill
is still growing In favor with the Demo.
cratic party, while he Is losing. Governor
Hill Is a Democrat, and is not ashamed
OF it," 5.ss5 ~ ss.5 VII: "
. The Sun says: "Governor Hills speech
is crowded with sound old Jsffersonian,
Jacksonian, Tildenian Democratic doctrine.
It is instinct with patriotism toe" - The
paper advises It's readers to study 1t, and
ally and philosophioally. 7i..3it;77 3.iis7
The Star says: 1.-THE speech was more
than q simple assertion OF tho absolute
Democracy Of the orator and his lifelong
habit OF maintaining the cause Of hil
party against allicomers. It was a plain
but thoughtful and comprehensive histor-
ical sketch Of the career OF the Dcmocra'
tic party, and the development
! q. II
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TuE dispatches do not give definitely
,bs number OF lives lost in yesterday g
0,r,hquake-.hat seems to have been
impossible IN such state Of punic-but
tbs loss vas great enough. The poor
psoplo Bcem TO have been caught without
A moments warning. When the details
arc all in the earthquake will probably be
shown to bc worthy Of place beside the
,,sat disaesers oi ita kind.
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western SnIl Asso t,o,n,

PlTrapunoH, Feb, %. The Western
Nail Association mot in this city to-day
and re.aflirmed the old card rate. The
condition OF trade was reported encourage
ing with prospects Of q COED demand for
nails during tho spring months. The next
meeting will abe ] held in Chicago, two
weeks from this date. 4 s;.isi t5;
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Governor Wilson's First Veto.

S' 1"1"~''o ae Ihe"'9s'etr' ,-,,l Z. .fsItl- i,
CHARLEsroS, W. VA, Fob. 23.-The
Governor to-day sent to the House his
first veto message giving his reasons 10,
rleiasing to approve House Bill No. i, al.
lowing the revival Of suits in tho Supreme
Court Of Appeals which have heretofore
been dismissed for failure TO print. He
holds that the oct Is unconstitutional. It
was favorably reported by the Judiciary
COMMITTEE, and passed by tho House with
but ono dissenting vote, but will not be
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row an argument should como from q
physician. and appealed to the house on
behalf OF the unfortunate inmates OF tho
asylum. DR.. McClung insisted on bis
amendment on the ground OF useleasness
and extravaganza. The amendment was
rejected by a vote OF IS to 27. ,lil mr..
Tho appropriation for the contingent
expenses OF tho House was increased from
$1,000 TO 1900, and that for tho hire Of
$1,000 10 $1,000. 'l .11'' I1'G :
Mr.. MeWhorter introduced by requeat
House bill No. 1893, to change the name OF
tho city Of Charleston 10 "Kanawha City,"
together with the petition OF ]. E. Dana
and other business firms and citizens Of
Charleston that tho bill be passed.
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Retaliation I,lll Passed.

WAsnllsaros, D. q, Feb. "a The
House passed with but one dissenting voto
the Senate fisheries retaliation bill amend.
cd by the adoption Of the substitute re-
ported from the Committee on Foreign
Af1aira. 3i7g 3 ~. - .
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.acRoWN-on Wedne.day, February q, 1857, at
r. o'clock r, n, JOHN McHows. eldest son OF the
years. II months and days.l5a.is :. s,''i +
Funeral from the rca!dencc Of his grandparents.
No. 52l National road, Friday afternoon q. $50
O'Clock. 1nterment at MI. Wood Cemetery.
~. Friends ol the family arc respectfully invited
TO attend, IN 7---i a
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Big Fire Mt steubenvllle.

PlrrsDuRan, Pa, Feb. GA steuben-
vile, O., special says shayp's stove
foundry was almost totally destroyed by
fire about four O'Clock this morning. Loss,
ST., 900; insurance, S, 800. Tho origin Of
the fire is unknown. ~ n . Ia =" III
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WHEELING "a. 1857

Of tho doctrines for which It now
eontends aa tho legitimate outgrowth Of
the principles Of Jefferson in their appli.
cations to tho problems Of our day."
The Tribune and Herald refrain from
any remarks. FHT10 H. N
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]! DR.. Bland Takes n Scalp.

Sptc1ul DlsptltH 70 tK 7N1lHl1tHczT. Y -
WESTON, W. Va. Feb. 2s:-The dis.
misaal Of Mrs. Gain, an attendant Of the
hospital, grows out Of the recent inyes.i-
CATION, in which she gave damaging testi-
mony. DR.. Bland then testified to her
truthiulness and satisfactory service. Al.
terwardB she took the stand second timo
md made Dr.. Bland very uncomfortable.
She now diamisssd as being incompetent,
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NO BREAK WAS MADE.
N THE SENATORIAL CONTEST
Al Charleston, ,festerdny-Tho Vote Slightly
Scattering This Extcnsion OF the Session
Deemed Somewhat Improbable -lscsu.
lutien Objected to In tho Senate. II,
Special DispaieI 10 Inc J,t1llio,,n.,,r

t7 i
CuARLEsroS, W. Va, Fob. 23,-When
the President OF tho Senate to-day with
as much gravity as II he believed It him.
self aasd, ''rho joint assembly will now
pteceea to choose by viva voce vote Of
all the mombcia OF each houao present, n
peraon to represent ua in the United
States Senate iorths term beginning on the
4sh OF March next" Judge Maxwell aroue
and placed in nomination General Nathan
Goa, OF the county Of Harrison, q man, he
said, who had won as high reputation
as any man over won in the same !onyth
Of time. This Is the day when It is aaid
the bars arc all to bo thrown dowa and a
Senator Is to bo elected. I hopo this may
be 90. There Is q principle Of vital inter.
est In the eetimation OF tho faithful 80 and
Of tho faithful 40, but which hes no place.
1t Is said, in tho tents OF the !sithful u
apossles-sta principle OF protection TO
American Industries. On this principle
we of the 40 and they If the 50 cal, matte
In tho selection OF Nathan Col. .IT2
Tho vote stood: Nathan GoF, Sl;'J, N.
Camden, 80; CIV. Daily, BE. B. Knight,
?; John K. Thompson, S; A. W. Camp.
bell, l; L. 8, Newman, l; Geo. E. Price, /,
Senator Snyder voted for Mr.. Campbell
and Mr.. Kinsey for President Price, q IN
In spite Of the fact that the day was one
Of those rainy, extremely dissgreeable
days In which Oharleston excels the world,
and the sidewalks were only Manageable for
gum boots the attendance was nearly as
large as ever and tho proportion Of ladies
qulte as large y ---- w.s.F.
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7. No Co.,

Special Dispa'ch 10 he Ial.lIi0enctr. ~ ~
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. Ex-senator
Brown to-day ofisrod resolution provid.
Ing Tor the extension OF the session five
days but Mr.. Morris objected, and 1t
was no. received, iga -iHlT
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Former Elections

E{f Former Elections.
An approximate statemsnt Of the divi.
sion OF tho Reichstag just dissolved and
its predecessor is as follows: W Y, N
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5 Mrs. Caln'S Gaze.

slecal Dapatch to the Intel!tgencer: Z ~
CHARLESTON, Fab! 23.-Dr. Summers, a
member Of the investigating committee,
arrived in the city last evening. This
morning he received o telegram from Mrs.
Gain, gu attendant who WAS examined as
g witness. saying that she had been dis.
charged by Dr. Bland. The committee
having promised the Witnesses protection
tho matter was placed before the Senate
and Mr.. McCreery presented a joint reso-
luton calling upon the Board OF Directors
to reinstats her forthwith. DR.. Bland
arrived here this evening. Dr.. Barbee, of
the committee, also came In this evening
accompanied by Dr.. Hoey, Of Point
Pleasant, 2s,'ii = l5g3;5S 4 r..
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rHE LioUoR MATrna. 4

The persistent misuse Of the liquor at
the houpital says the committee, is re.
markable. Especial attention was directed
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q New YoRK, Feb. 23.-Rev. Charles W.
Ward, rector or St. ,Paul's Protestant
Episcopsl Church, at Englewood, N. IT,
shot his wife, fred two Dhots at his Eve
year.old daughter, neither OF which took
effect, aad then shot himself, early yester-
day morning in the rcctory near the
church. fs Is - : :.
Nei!ler he nor his vile is dangerously.
wounded, but if the bullet is not speedily
removed from his head he may suffer from
blood poisoning. Mr.. Ward was q very
popular and hard working minister. He
recently married his fourth vile and
seemed to be living happily with her. He
had acted strangely Tor a few days past,
and evidently has become insane from
over study. tE:l ;, 5i / q :.
Mira. Ward says she was lying down
with tho littls girl, for a rest, when Ward
entered tho room in great excitement, say
ing: is;l -. - - = g. -
II want to speak to you, and II you
don't apeak before count Eve will shoot
you.'' s9.: 4. 7,,''iE ,,s77' :. =
. She was paralyzsd with fright and be.
lore she could do anything to aayo herself
he had begun tho firing. Ward ia rela.
two Of J. Q, A. Ward, tho sculptor, and
Mrs. Ward Is a sister OF Mrs. A. J. Van
derpool, wife Of the we'll known New. York
laTyer, VI x z. ~ q e'5.l Z s
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1t was also ascertained that the horses
and omnibus belonging to the hospital
have been used to convey persons to polit.
ical conventions at distance. F5l6s
These matters are small in themselves.
but breed decentralization and scandal
and We express tho hope that the Board
Of Directors will eco that such practice
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WItter.

Sn Der Saut zines ieoen Neniden, Sinh
ober gripadientn, eibt eS 2,800,0 600 8oren.
Surd eteie oringt In Sorm unbenertltber
Nusbiutung mebr bena elm 8ierteI Der 9e.
uommeneu Rabruna burd. Sie 8idttg.
feit, oieie goren au~f3nbalten Bel einem Gin.
be 1T MIR Al uersfeiten NIT Der prpn1pten
ger6auung Der genoifenenH abrung. I'm oie
Boren aufaubalten unb nm Nabrunssmits
tel ii4 anaueigeu bat Or. 8itGer Gatorin
o~oraefhrisben. Sdrperer Wa9en, 8erftppf.
ung, Sieber unb grbreden, bic 10 anbnlteno
BET ben Sinber porfonrnen uuo bic ben Cob
zines 9rittel aler 9inoer, bennr bieie flnf
Sabre alt peroen, uernriaden, entitehen
6aupti6dltd aus bieien stpei urf:den. seur
Dem tuunoerbaren @rfol9e Der dntpenoung
BON gaftorio lit be Re9nlirun8 bes Mogeus
unb Der gingeireioe Snsui6reiben 6urn
Gufbnltung Der goren anf Der Saut, trpai
Gaftorid bebinst III, tpie Der tueite Guf bies
beaeugt. Grit ntelem Raiier fur ben Serb,
reiner SUIT fur Sungen uno gafforin snr
Niiiniltrung Der Hibrftpffe, brdu1t man
fetne &ranfbeit urter ben Ginoerit AT be-
flrHten. goitsrtn III cine uegetobttii6e
0crfnrift phre Wprp1uM pber irgenb elm
dnberee tebeutenbes Mftttel. Grsibia Sab.
&c Innaer @ebsouf ttetft cine Geinidte nnf,
bic ssfat afsssr MAssa nnfsututffel
bat. 3es4u
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st. 8enssirt's
ct. Soiepb, Stearns Co., Winn.

Siefe Hnftalt pirb am 6ten September
uieoer er6fuet. Der lnterribt in beriel.
ben umfaBt bic euslii9e nnb oeutide Spra'
DE nebft alen tueibli1eu SanSarbeiten TO-
pie Seihnen uHb RaIen. B%eiouoere aufs
%mtrtiamteit w;ro benz
uuterrtGtin ser RaHfsetGsatt.
gud pirb bier S6dtern y%sIesenbsit &C.
bstsn, iid fur oaS 4ebrfaG grlnblid aus
tns,lsen. I'm ndbere AusiInft trenoe man
ith seidniat ar
Sr. Directress, 0. 8. B.
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Gin Observation-Disclosures

y Gin Observation-Disclosures
ipiro gegen,pdrtis auf Drore oes Moris
neminifters in NleEanbrin, Ba., our BE
nubuns fiir Die Marine sebaut uro,
tuenn es ii1 beipdbrt, io0ea ale 4riess'
idiffe unb ale Observation-Disclosures
NIT iol1en 8ooteu beriebet tperben.
Das Boot pirb 26 SUP FANG, 75ub
brett 81 SUB tief, tDirb aus GiaeH nno
geoernbult erbaut uno lbeiteet aus 26
luftbi6ten Gbtbeilunsen. Nn BEN gam
sen goote uirb ii1 teinI 9a9el eefinben
Ionbern es tperoen an beren SteiTe nnl
NteIfinsfbrauben unb aapfer,gsiefe be-
uust tuerben.
Die WeItern union.9 elesrapben
seie0i1aft bot mebr afs 1000 bisberi
gen Nnseifeaten Der Baltinlsre & Dbio
@eieaI1aft gum Il Npuember aetanDist
Der 0eblbrenias Der 8alfinisre Z
Dhip @eieuidaft BON Is Gents FL
T~elesramrue stuii6en Meru gort uni
Chicago lift abseidafft u,o auf so Gent
er66ht ruorben.
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I Rad benz Sabresauspeiie bes 9On'
sDner S4ulamtes a,ebt es iest in 2on'
bon 397 inter Gnfiidt tes 5bnlamtes
fftbenoe 8olfsi9ulen, in oenen 397,117
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bern. Wdbrenb Der lebten 10 SABRE
bat Der 8eiud Der 6ffentliben gplfs'
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absenommen BAT. Rit bent Sdulbs'
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i6ua6 beitelt. 9urdi9nittl.d seridus
men 10000 &inber tdslid bic S9ule.
$500 @ltern mubten iid sOr benz Rid'
ter perarttpsrten, neil Tie feline ailtise
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Eibrer ainoer beibrinsen fonnten. Der
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namentlld bic Bermebruns Der Gbenb'
ihulen, Dor.
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R- Serr 60. S. Bourne, Der Itrebiams
uub tuiiroi9e gafirer Der Bereir. Staten
grpreB COMPANY, Sesmoines, Sotua, faet:
8eaen niht 9eni9euoer 8etpeauna unb Be.
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btrte. Sd cerindte oieieIben uno erfreue
mid lest elmer suten @eiunbbeit. Sd emp.
feble hermit oieielte als eire cute nnb Su'
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Sten, Rebrasfa, iaat, nahoem er .Gbnm,
berlatn's 8ain>Balm@ bier Sabre lang ge'
brau6t nnb perfauft bat: gS lit bas bette
unb superIdfisite 2inement, bas je gentabi
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